Situational Awareness Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) announced last week that she intends to keep the House in session until an agreement is reached on coronavirus relief. The Senate is scheduled to adjourn on October 9, but the death of Supreme Court Associate Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
Situational Awareness The House and Senate are both in session this week for the final work period before the November elections. The House is scheduled to adjourn on October 2 and the Senate will stay in until October 9. COVID-19 Relief Agreement Remains Elusive Last
Situational Awareness The House and Senate reconvene today after an intense August break highlighted by major party nominating conventions and continued protests that have at times turned deadly. While the House is in session this week, it will largely focus on committee business with no
Situational Awareness The Senate will convene today at 3:00 p.m. ET, but will not consider any legislation. The House will convene in pro forma session tomorrow and will not consider any legislation. Lawmakers in both chambers will be given 24 hours’ notice if an agreement
Situational Awareness The House and Senate are both in session this week. The House will continue its work on fiscal year 2021 appropriations bills and the Senate will consider nominations. COVID-19 Relief Negotiations ContinueNegotiations over another relief package continued over the weekend with no concrete
Situational Awareness The House and Senate are in session this week. The House will continue working on appropriations bills and the Senate will consider nominations. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) has announced his intention to release draft coronavirus legislation at 4:30 EDT today. Republican
In a time when there are more questions than answers about COVID-19, the National Club Association (NCA) has provided unprecedented leadership to assist private clubs. As the novel coronavirus pandemic took hold in the United States, NCA reacted quickly and decisively providing education and guidance
LIKE SO MUCH of our lives these days, being an advocate in Washington has changed a great deal since the coronavirus pandemic picked up steam. I had been monitoring the situation in China in February and had a discussion with a senator about it in early
Legislative Alert The fifth relief package has been released by Democratic Leadership in the House of Representatives. In the package is a section on expanding eligibility for the Paycheck Protection Program. At first glance, it appears to open up the PPP to all 501(c) entities.